Photographs
Some of our favorite vintage photographs of Garden Home places and events. See also Photos from the Five Oaks Museum.
Early Garden Home Dairies
See Dairies of Garden Home.
Shattuck hay wagon, 2 little girls, 3 men
Peter Gertsch driving a Shattuck Dairy wagon
Shattuck Dairy feedlot, barn
Shattuck Dairy barn off Oleson Rd in today’s Arranmore development
Shattuck Dairy – two men in wagon
Shattuck Dairy – two cows w bells
Shattuck Dairy – narrow freight wagon, 4 horses
Shattuck Dairy – Hay wagon men
Shattuck Dairy – hay derrick in field
Shattuck Dairy – showing off on windmill used to pump water
Shattuck Dairy – girl, 3 men shop door open
Shattuck Dairy – barn with two men in hay mow, wagon, horses
Shattuck Dairy – barn to left
Shattuck dairy – 30 cows, tall stump
Shattuck Dairy – 10 men, 25 cows, stump farm in back
Shattuck Dairy – barnyard,milk wagons, log road
Pete Gertsch and his accordion
Oleson Road, looking north, 1948
Hunziker Dairy, from Tigard by Mary Payne
Hunziker Balmer Dairy
Christian Balmer, far left, Christ Gertsch, far rt, Rosalie Balmer taller girl marries Pete Gertsch, center white shirt, parents of Shirley Gertsch Bartels
Give-away blotter for Garden Home Dairy (aka the Marugg dairy).
Alpenrose Dairy (year unkown). Circa 1940s based on the two visible cars. Definitely pre-1952, because a
1952 aerial photo includes a new parking lot in the SE corner of complex.
Trains
See Garden Home Junction of the Oregon Electric Railway.
1911 Garden Home Railway Depot of the Oregon Electric Railway (note Red Store in background).
Garden Home train station
1909 Garden Home Train Depot (view from the east)
Garden Home train station – crowd
Garden Home train station – rear
Oregonian Monday Oct 20, 1941 – twisted track of train wreck
Aaron Frank with Aloma boarding train
Oregon Electric – track construction 7
Oregon Electric Railway sleeping car
OER in Multnomah 1914
Maplewood trestle for the Oregon Electric Railway. Note Maplewood School in background.
Red Electric train at Union Station
Red Electric
Dangerous railroad crossing 12-28-1919
Oregonian Monday Oct 20, 1941 – derailment photo
Oregonian Monday Oct 20, 1941 – train derailment detail
Oregonian Monday Oct 20, 1941 – front page
Directional sign to the Garden Home Oregon Electric Rail Station
Oregon Electric Railroad route diagram
Original train bridge supports over Fanno Creek 2019 by Kevin Mistler
Trail directions at SW 84th Ave
Churches
Old Community Church circa 1950’s
Old Community Methodist Church
Old Community Church circa 1950’s
Community Church – Ardella Couch, Sunday School, circa 1950s
Community Church service, ladies hats, circa 1950s
Community Church 1950 – choir and lighted cross
Community Church – Ground breaking for new parsonage on SW 81st, fr. Donna Arndt
Moving the Fraley house.
The Sanctuary and Fraley house on Unitarian site.
Community Church – moving sanctuary to Unitarian Fellowship 1961
Community Church – moving sanctuary to Unitarian Fellowship 1961
Original portion of the Old Garden Home Community Church
New Garden Home Community Methodist Church
United Methodist Church bell
Stores and businesses
See History of the Early Grocery and Retail Stores of Garden Home.
1890 Post Office and store, Garden Home, Oregon. Mr Lumen Nichols, Postmaster.
Looking west down Garden Home Road from the Red Store, 1911.
Wilson’s Grocery, later Garden Home Grocery (photo by Dorothy Stevens). Courtesy Mildred Stevens. See
Mildred Stevens.
White store, circa 1940s
1954 Whitney’s Cannery and Red Store building
1956 fire burns Garden Home Grocery (aka the White Store)
1956 Garden Home Grocery (aka White Store) after fire.
A 1953 International tanker from the Beaverton Rural Fire Protection District (foreground) helps extinguish a major fire that burned the same grocery store on the corner of Oleson and Garden Home roads in Garden Home. Aiding in the effort was the Portland Fire Bureau, their two engines visible to the right.
1957 Lamb’s Thriftway grand opening. Forrest Lamb stands at first checkout register. Courtesy Colin Lamb. See
Colin Lamb.
1957 Lamb’s Thriftway grand opening. Produce aisle. Courtesy Colin Lamb. See
Colin Lamb.
1957 Lamb’s Thriftway grand opening. Courtesy Colin Lamb. See
Colin Lamb.
Stuffed elephant in Lambs Thriftway – Robin Ariss – I am the shorter one my sister is the taller and I think this was taken in 1962 when I was 5
Lamb’s Thriftway shopping center 1980s
1994 Lamb’s Thriftway Plaza, Big Tomato Pizza. Courtesy Colin Lamb. See
Colin Lamb.
Lambs Thriftway 1995, original strip mall – Uetz’s Cleaners, Book Re-View, Garden Home Pharmacy
Lambs Thriftway 1995, original strip mall – tear down of Big Tomato Pizza, book store, beauty salon
1966 Lamb’s Thriftway ad. Courtesy Colin Lamb. See
Colin Lamb.
Lambs Thriftway 2012 – bell visible in bell tower
2018 Lambs Thriftway renaming – temporary Garden Home Market Place branding
Trader Joe’s front entryway
Maps
See Historic maps of Garden Home.
Sanborn Map 1949
1946 Pittmon street map city of Portland detail
1946 Pittmon street map city of Portland
1928 Washington County Atlas page 4
1927 Metsker’s Atlas of Multnomah County, page 20.
1922-09-10 page 6 Sunday Oregonian detail
1909 map of Garden Home
Aerial photography
See Historic Aerial Photos of Garden Home.
1936 aerial photo of the west end of SW Garden Home Road as it turns north into SW 92nd Ave.
1956 aerial photo of the west end of SW Garden Home Road as it turns north into SW 92nd Ave.
1954 aerial photo of Garden Home
Hunt Club from NE (Garden Home School in upper left of photo)
Aerial photo by Otto Arndt shows cannery just to the left of the fork in the road, at the location of today’s Old Market Pub. Circa mid 1950s.
1983 Washington Square – from the SW Highway 217 and SW Scholls Ferry Rd in foreground, Crescent Grove Cemetery in the wooded lot adjacent to mall parking lot. Red Tail Golf Course (formerly Progress Downs) is visible in the top half of photo. Sears is the mall’s lower right corner in photo.
1956 aerial photo, view from Multnomah Blvd looking west. Courtesy Otto Arndt
1956 aerial photo, view from the west
1954 Multnomah Village – from the E Overpass is SW Capitol Highway going over SW Multnomah Blvd. The future location of Gabriel Park is in upper right hand corner of photo.
Frank Farm
See Aaron Frank Farm.
Frank Farm carpeted horse stables
Snow scene at Frank Farm railroad siding
Frank Farm covered horse arena grandstand and barn.
View of Aaron Frank home
Frank track, stable and indoor riding arena
Frank tack room
Frank stable office
Inside Frank stable
Frank stable building
Frank stable building (alternate view)
Ruth Frank and horses
Rolling land around Frank track
Frank quarter mile track, stable and indoor riding arena
Frank horses
Frank horses
Frank horses
Frank horses
Frank caretaker’s house
Frank buggy room
Aaron Frank home
Aaron Frank home, hillside
Mrs. Ruth Frank driving a carriage pulled by Aloma
Aaron Frank and horse, circa 1920s
Aaron Frank driving Aloma (watercolor)
Aaron Frank driving Stella Vane and Buckley Vedie, champion heavy harness horses
Aaron Frank driving his prized horse, Aloma. Circa 1920s
Aaron Frank dressed as Charlie Chaplin, circa 1920s
Ruth Frank with dogs
Richard (L) and Gerry (R) Frank as children
Aaron Frank driving the sulkey cart
1954 Garden Home Rd and 71st from S Garden Home Rd. is horizontal street, find church and Arndt home in middle. Forested area in Frank farm, Hunt Club development, Canby, Hickman Lane area.
Ruth Frank with prize show horse. Courtesy Gerry Frank. See
Gerry Frank.
Ruth Frank with sons, Gerry and Dick. Courtesy Gerry Frank. See
Gerry Frank.
Gerry Frank (veteran)
Gerry Frank, 2010
Hunt Club
See Hunt Club and Riding Academies.
Historic 1910 pillars at the entrance to the Portland Hunt Club, with original resident names, circa 1972
Historic 1910 pillars at the entrance to the Portland Hunt Club, with Hunt Club fox logo, circa 1972
Buggy races at the Hunt Club
Paul Easton with trotter horse Miss Dean at the Portland Hunt Club
Hunt Club Lane, 1939
Hunt Club from NE (Garden Home School in upper left of photo)
Hunt Club map – courtesy Dignan family
Horse racing at the Hunt Club 1949-06-18
1949-06-18 Garden Home Hunt Club event – photo by Al Monner
1941-02-22 Hunt Club paper chase ribbon prize
1941-02-22 Hunt Club paper chase in Garden Home
1941-02-22 Hunt Club paper chase in Garden Home a
1940-06-15 Hunt Club William Bernard sits atop Irish Peer at the spring race meet for the Portland Hunt Club, in Garden home. He is holding a trophy and ribbon in one hand
1940-06-15 Hunt Club Garden Home Classic finish line
1940-06-15 Hunt Club – Omer Bonney stands next to his horse (Gold Dust) while holding a trophy, during the spring race meet for the Portland Hunt Club in Garden Home
1940-06-15 Hunt Club – Omer Bonney (on Gold Dust) and John Osburn (on Royal Chinook) jump their horses over a fence at the Portland Hunt Club in Garden Home
1940-06-15 Hunt Club – Mrs Omer Bonney
1940-06-15 Garden Home Hunt Club Ladies Classic at finish line
Possibly the Hunt Club circa 1923-1936
Portland Golf Club
See Portland Golf Club.
See Portland Golf Club by Joanne DeHaan.
The Portland Golf Club’s original clubhouse stood about where the 7th hole tee is now.
PGC history – Alva Davis’ homemade car, pictured on his father’s farm.
This picture looks just like the tractor that Virgil used to mow the fairways.
PGC history: Alva and John at home.
PGC history: Alva on back tractor. Man on front is unknown.
PGC history: Alva and John, moving a tree at the golf course.
Dave at 14 scything hay on property that became Brooks Bend Lane, with the road currently called 92nd behind him.
1957 Portland Golf Club from NW Portland Golf Club fairways in foreground. Hunt Club’s quarter-mile track at mid-photo. Bridle path/Fanno Creek trail at right. School is upper mid-photo to the right.
Hunt Club from NW (Portland Golf Club in foreground)
Portland Golf Club to SW Maplewood Ave and Alpenrose Dairy – 1936 Army Corps of Engineers aerial photo (annotated)
Co-op Cannery, Whitney’s Cannery, Comella & Son & Daughter, and Old Market Pub & Brewery
See The Garden Home Co-op Cannery (early 1940’s-1950).
See Memories of Whitney’s Custom Cannery, Circa 1954-56.
See The Old Market Pub and Brewery.
1945-09-10 Grand opening of the Community Canning Kitchen
1945-09-10 A crowd at the Community Canning Kitchen
1945-09-10 Peeling potatoes at the Community Canning Kitchen
1945-09-10 Sterilizing cans at the Community Canning Kitchen
1945-09-10 Community Canning Kitchen in Garden Home
1945-09-10 Woman and children with potatoes at the Community Canning Kitchen
1945-09-10 Community Canning Kitchen
1945-09-10 Pressure cookers at Community Canning Kitchen
1945-09-10 Community Canning Kitchen – photo by Al Monner
Garden Home Co-op Cannery – Sunday Oregonian July 15 1945
Oregonian July 13, 1945 page 19 article about the Garden Home Co-Op Cannery
Whitney’s Cannery – Mark and Leona Whitney with fresh flowers 1972
Whitney’s Cannery – Mark Whitney Feb 1969
Whitney’s Cannery – winter 1969
Whitney’s Cannery – winter 1969
Whitney’s Cannery – Leona Whitney and CHEER UP IT MUST BE COLDER IN ALASKA sign 1969
Whitney’s Cannery – Flocked Christmas trees – Mask worn due to flocking dust, Mark Whitney in red hat 1970
Whitney’s Cannery – Flocked Christmas trees – Mark and Leona Whitney 1970
Whitney’s Cannery – Flocked Christmas trees – Leona Whitney 1970
Whitney’s Cannery – Flocked Christmas trees – Leona Whitney 1968
Whitney’s Cannery – Building the 2nd floor apt
Whitney’s Cannery – Building the 2nd floor apt
Whitney’s Cannery – Helping Hands Circle 1964 – Lois Day is second in back row, Isolda Steele is far right front row in black and white dress. Ruth Liscum is in the back row, in the middle, wearing blue.
Whitney’s Cannery – Canning tomatoes 1967
Whitney’s Cannery – Canning tomatoes 1967
Whitney’s Cannery – Mark Whitney (right) and John 1967
Whitney’s Cannery – Mark and Leona Whitney receiving new canning equipment 1959
Whitney’s Cannery – appears to be pears – 1960
Whitney’s Cannery – Canning operations – 1959
Whitney’s Cannery – filling cans – 1958
Whitney’s Cannery – Mark Whitney working the pressure cooker – 1958
Whitney’s Cannery – customers preparing ingredients, CH Sugar boxes on table – 1958
Whitney’s Cannery – Each customer prepared their own produce for canning – 1958
Whitney’s Cannery – Fresh produce 1964
Whitney’s Cannery – Fresh flowers and Ortho brand products 1969
Whitney’s Cannery – Office – front desk
Whitney’s Cannery – Office – Mark Whitney
Whitney’s Cannery – Office – Leona Whitney at her desk
Aerial photo by Otto Arndt shows Glenn and Isolda’s home and cannery where Barry worked
Whitney’s Cannery whole purple plums label
Comella and Son and Daughter grocery bag
Comella’s Produce and Flower Center late 1970s
Comella’s Produce and Flower Center late 1970s – Forklift
Ad for Comella & Son Produce & Flower Center
1994 Old Market Pub – carpentry to start Pub from Comellasl, 4
1994 Old Market Pub – carpentry to start Pub from Comellas, 2
1994 Old Market Pub – carpentry to start Pub from Comellas, 1
Old Market Pub at the location of the old cannery
Other Happenings
See 1944 Crash of Lt. Robert Strong’s P-63 Kingcobra fighter plane.
See 1903 Halloween night slaying on “the Garden Home road”.
1903-11-02 page 1 Morning Oregonian detail
Firefighter Clarence Buffam (on rig) and Beaverton fire chief Archie Olson use a Beaverton Rural Fire Protection District engine to fight a brush fire on King street in Garden Home area in what is now on the Oleson Road side of the Portland Golf Club. Retired firefighter Ernie Metcalfe described Olson, who was named chief of the Beaverton Fire Department in February 1937, as “old school” when it came to firefighting. That meant telling his firefighters to “put the wet stuff on the red stuff.” The fire was contained by firefighters from the Beaverton Rural Fire Protection District.
Local boys do their part in extinguishing the same fire on King Street. The fire was contained by firefighters from the Beaverton Rural Fire Protection District.
1950s Jean Johnson and dog Billy Boy at Garden Home Garage. Truck is local Volunteer Beaverton Fire Department.
The Oregonian, June 14, 1944, page 1
Garden Home plane crash pilot Robert H. Strong
Garden Home School photos
See The history of Garden Home School, 1912 to 1982.
See Garden Home School class photos.
1911 Garden Home School, all grades. This is the founding year of Garden Home School, held upstairs in the Jager store. Courtesy Ione (Coffey) Owens Parrish. See
Hetlesater Family. 1912 Newly constructed Garden Home School
1938 Garden Home School grade 1, Zora, Sharka each end 2nd row crop
1939 Garden Home School Operetta: Isle of Chance; From left: Frances McMannis, June Farris, Eunice Scofield, Essie Jones, Burtene Waller, Betty McMannis. Courtesy Vlasta Becvar Barber. See
Garden Home P.T.A. Minutes, 1934-1941.
1939 Garden Home School, OperettaIsle of Chance, sailors Ted Newton, Bill Hyde, David Replogle, Donald Mason, Buddy Upchurch, James Lyons
Late 1930s Garden Home School student body
1939 Garden Home School, Operetta Isle of Chance, Lady Vlasta Becvar, Lord Roger Soule, Captain Ted Jensen, King Bill Worsham, Simpleta Phyllis VanDerMark, aide John Gamble Donald
1940, George & Martha Washington, Zora & Sharka Becvar. Courtesy Zora and Sharka Becvar. See
Zora and Sharka Becvar.
Early 1940s Garden Home School Students. Teacher, Miss Waltman.
1940s Front doors of School Dist. No. 92 Garden Home
1954 Garden Home School from W – Arndt Neg 01. Central Garden Home, Oleson at an angle running left and right. School in foreground with the old original school building still attached in what is now the south parking lot. Garden Home Feed and Seed building has no roof structure. Community Church east of feed store at now 71st. Long 2-story store at the intersection, variously named Upchurch, Throckmortons or generally the White store, burned in 1956. Note the nut orchard NE of intersection where Thriftway is built in 1957.
1951 Garden Home School, winter
1951 Garden Home School
1954 aerial photo of Garden Home
Garden Home School 8th grade graduation. Gerry Johnson on the flute, Angie and Florence MacKay on clarinet, Warren Cook on drums. Courtesy Angie MacKay Fredrickson. See
Angie MacKay Fredrickson.
Garden Home School 7th and 8th grades together, Principal Thurman, teacher Mr. Gustafson
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – Final student body assembly
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – train mural in hallway
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – Field Day with Virgil Pearce and kids
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – Mary Landers, School Secretary
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – te in long pants, girls
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – Field Day with Rick Evers and kids
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – playground structure
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – Field Day event with kids carrying balls between their knees
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – back of building
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – school busses
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – Bill Gellatly with students
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – balloon release
1982 Final day of Garden Home School – main entrance
Garden Home Recreation Center main entrance, 2011
gym entrance, Garden Home Recreation Center, 2011
Rainbow over the Garden Home Recreation center
Old Whitford School
Whitford Middle School
BHS 1951 building (removed 3rd floor after earthquake)
BHS 1915 building
BHS 1915 building, under construction
BHS 1915 building with 1929 addition
BHS 1915 building with 1929 addition (rear view circa 1940s)
BHS 1915 building circa 1949
BHS 1910 building, before 1923 addition
BHS 1910 building, after 1923 addition (now a grade school)
BHS 1874 building, circa 1900s (rear)
BHS 1874 building, circa 1900s (front)
Vintage photos of the people of Garden Home
1938 Czech National Dances, Ted Jensen, Vlasta Becvar, Lloyd Knudsen
Vlasta Becvar, December 1934, Occidental Ave. 76th
1937 Zora and Sharka Becvar birthday party
Garden Home Extension Study Group
Millie & mother Frances Becvar, 1935
Becvar girls and others
Dorothy Johnson, Miss Mobil Tire 1954
Dorothy Johnson and Pat Boone, 1958
Dorothy Johnson with German Shepard
Dorothy waving at street sign (now SW 88th Ave)
Dorothy Johnson and father Gust Johnson
Dorothy Johnson with Bobby and Dean Day
Jack Godwin on Babe the burro in front of Godwin home on Westgard Ave (now SW 87th)
Betty the St. Bernard with (L-R) Cousins Bill Norris, Doc Hickman, Lou Anne Hickman and Eilene Norris. Courtesy Doc Hickman. See
Doc Hickman.
Theresa Boyd Upchurch and daughter Dorothy Upchurch, circa 1922
Louis Upchurch with son Bud, brother in law Ed Jones and sister Leona Uupchurch Jones, daughter Dorothy Upchurch and her cousin Patty Jones, circa 1928
Dorothy Upchurch circa 1945
William and Mary Patton
Mildred Ransom in front of 4608 SW Maplewood Rd house
Tom, Donna, Jim, Judy Arndt
Tom, Donna, Jim, Judy Arndt all dressed up
Mary and Otto Arndt, circa 1970s
Garden Home plane crash pilot Robert H. Strong
Lillian & Olive Oleson’s nursing class, 1915
Garden Home baseball team in the Sunset Basebase League. Uncle Duke Scherner (right front), Uncle Carl Rehberg (left rear) and Albert Erickson (center). Courtesy Don Smith. See
Don Smith.
Late 1920s Garden Home baseball team. #1 Duke Scherner in back. Courtesy Don Smith. See
Don Smith.
1935 or 1936 Garden Home baseball team of the Sunset League.Front row (L to R): Jim Butler, Walt Niebert, Jim Smith, _________, Cece Daimler, Don Steele, Al Drake. Bat boy in front: Bob Tetrick.Back row: Glenn Steele, Bob Steele, Sid Ralston, Cliff Duval, _______Werschkul, Noble Stephens (Clark Stephens dad, manager), _________, Milt Drake, Stan Hall. Courtesy Clark Stephens. See
Clark Stephens interviewed December 2010.
Jack Godwin baseball uniform
1932 Mary Helen Himes, Lincoln High School graduation. Courtesy Mary Helen Himes Koeber. See
Mary Helen Himes Koeber.
US Army Sgt. 1st Class Steele, center, shaking hands with a General. Courtesy Jack Steele. See
Jack Steele.
Andreas Von Bergen, cousin Caspar Baumgarten, Ida, Frieda, Grandma Magdelana, Elsie and Great Grandmother Von Bergen. Courtesy Richard Roth and Madeline Benner. See
Andreas and Magdelana Von Bergen Dairy.
Detlef and Maria Scherner family, circa late 1890s, prior to Margaret Scherner’s birth. Courtesy Don Smith. See
Don Smith.
1916 Garden Home School graduates. Teacher Miss Magnuson. (with Margaret’s brother, Rhinehart “Duke” Scherner) Back row: Olaf Johnson, Birtha Benz, Lena Benz, Frank Erickson, Elizabeth McBroon, John Dehaan, Wesley Beharrel. Front row: William Kehrli, Pauline West, Wilbur Workman, Adam Dehaan, Rhinehart Scherner, Ruth Caldwell, Clause Erickson. Courtesy Don Smith. See
Don Smith.
Morris, Fannie and Samuel Pallay.Courtesy Hal Pallay. See
Hal Pallay.
Hal Pallay is the youngest child in the front of the photo. Behind him are children in the family he played with as he grew older. Courtesy Hal Pallay. See
Hal Pallay.
Fannie and Morris Pallay inside the house on Garden Home Road. On the wall behind them the picture of a child wearing the Russian Military uniform tailored by Morris. Courtesy Hal Pallay. See
Hal Pallay.
Florence Mostert was the oldest girl in a family of 12 and always told her children she was born somewhere between Garden Home and Metzger. Courtesy Hal Pallay. See
Hal Pallay.
Fannie and Morris Pallay celebrating their Golden Wedding anniversary. Those seated in the middle of the picture are, from left to right: Clarence?, __________, Leo, Morris, Fannie, Florence and Hal Pallay. Courtesy Hal Pallay. See
Hal Pallay.
Mary Helen Himes and brother George Richard in Garden Home, circa 1918. Courtesy Mary Helen Himes Koeber. See
Mary Helen Himes Koeber.
Richard C. Prince, Mary Helen’s maternal grandfather. Courtesy Mary Helen Himes Koeber.
See post. Roderick MacKay, Garden Home school custodian and bus driver. Courtesy Angie MacKay Fredrickson. See
Angie MacKay Fredrickson.
Millie Becvar, Mr. and Mrs.Fishburn, Becvar house on 76th Ave Courtesy Vlasta Becvar Barber. See
Vlasta Becvar Barber.
Gwen Berry, Jim Bastien and Dorothy Johnson (in highschool) Courtesy Dorothy Johnson. See
James Bastien.
1908 Children of John Alden Oleson. Alden Louis 1907, Veola 1913 (mother of Robin Robinson), Alden Ole 1916 (father of Donna), Robert Wesley 1918, Elsie Jean 1920, all born at “Oleson Station.” Courtesy Donna Oleson Nylander. See
Donna Oleson Nylander.
Oscar Olson, a member of the Portland Police Bureau, who had Henry Steiner build Fogelbo in 1938.
Jack Steele’s six siblings. Donald, Joyce, June, mother Charity. Front: Bruce, Wanda, Crystal Steele. Courtesy Jack Steele. See
Jack Steele.
Von Bergen family circa early 1900s. Magdelana and Andreas holding Frieda, Ida and Elsie in the back and Andreas’ parents on the right. Their dairy was off Oleson Road at about Miles Court. Richard Roth and Madeline Benner, children of Ida, recall visits to the Von Bergen Dairy farm.
Feldman family and Japanese family on Feldman Fanno Creek Dairy. See
Bob Feldman.
Clockwise from Musetta, lower left corner, up to Ted (m Geneva,lived in Garden Home, had 3 children Richard, Alice and Janice, Dee, Oliver,(fa. of Culmer “John” with whom we visited), John’s siblings Arley and Jeannie Adams Goldie, married Oiver Metome also called “Dugan” Revilo, Charles Wesley Adams holding son Leonard (worked for Jones Lumber Co. lived in Garden Home). Courtesy John Adams.
John Adams as a child with flowers pinned to his shirt. Courtesy John Adams.
Judge Erasmus Shattuck
Whitney’s Cannery – customers preparing ingredients, CH Sugar boxes on table – 1958
Michael Norris, Dale Bender, Stevie Payton, Shane Hayden, 1940s
Christ (1869-1949) and Katie Tannler (1871-1948) Gertsch. Stepfather and mother of Pete Gertsch and paternal grandparents of Shirley Gertsch Bartels